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      <title>GMail Notifier on an Arduino</title>
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      <description>The exams are over and I&#39;ve been hacking a bit on the Arduino today. So I came up with a simple hack which blinks an LED on the Arduino if you&#39;ve got unread mails in your Gmail inbox. I assume that you&#39;re familiar with the basics of Arduino.&#xA;Equipment&#xA;A computer with an internet connection&#xA;Python&#xA;pySerial&#xA;Arduino ( I&#39;m using Duemilanove )&#xA;Red LED&#xA;Pushbutton (optional)&#xA;Wires&#xA;On the computer</description>
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